Huntington North High School - Modulus Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

 - Class of 1916

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Asa Walter Kreigbaum. B. E Team ' 16. Financial Bus- iness Manager-Modulus. Asa, has always been the star of bis class, getting- the best grades without ttiu use of ponies . He is a born student anyone would tell you that. Many times a situation trying alike to teachers ana pupils has arisen when along came -Asa and the difficulty would vanish be- fore his ready answer. As a manager of finance he has made our annual a suc- cess in this direction. In basketball this season as a guard, be made a reputation for sticking to his man Shaler Edwinfield Lahr. Debating Society. Track Team ' 15 Goat as we all know him first came to us as a bashful country boy. but now has become so sophiscated to city life that he is often mistaken for a gentle- man from New York or Chicago. ' Shaler has always been a hard working, pa- tient good humored individual who doesn t shine so much in school How- ever when it comes to tilling the soil he is right there. As a teacher his trails ol character will help him to a great ex- tent. Lenore Lois Louise Leonard I.enore, our little Irish girl, demure coy, and gentle voiced. During her ca- reer in H. H. S. Lenore ' s highest ambi- tion has been to make the teacher un- derstand her recitations. To know her is to love her and it will certainly leave a. yawning gap when we have to lose her at the end of the year. Ever has she been a true friend to all. As a kindergarten teacher she will make the little tots love her as much as we ha e all learned to. Elma Anna Rose Lininger. Debating Club, H. S. Play Editor-in-Chief Acropolis. And still the wonder grew how one small head could carry all she knew We all like to think of her as Suzie of the class play where she disDlayed excel- lent talent. Elma has a pass ' ion for writ- ing poetry and many a time has she donated poems to us for various uses In the few weeks that she has edited out class paper she has shown that she could make it a distinct success. Elma is a girl of many talents and not the least of these is her ability to give readings numerous or tragic. Mildred Marie Marker. Modulus Staff. Acropolis Staff Senior Social Com H. H. S. A. A. Mildred is one of the jolliest and most companionable girls in the class. Her work has been of a high grade thru- out the course. The Seniors all de- clare that ' they never tiad a better time than they did at her home when she entertained them at one of our parties It is a delight to hear and watch Mil- dred play her traps. She declares she wishes to become a designer of clothes and from the success she has always had with her own, we know that his occupation will bring her more than the desired ends.

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Grace D. Carp. Debating Society, Assistant English Work. Grace is an all round girl who has a decided knack lor sticking to whatever she starts until she has it conquered. She loves to talk and sometimes her laugh can be heard a considerable dis- tance. She docs not believe in wasting a minute of her time for even now she is assisting Miss Tucker with English work. When Grace really becomes a full fledged teacher we hope she will he near Huntington for such good natured persons are not easy to find. Donald Clinton Cline. Foot Ball ' 12, Track Team, ' 13. ' 14, ' 15, ' 16. Basket Bali 15. ' 16. Orchestra 13. ' 15. Vice President Class 12 Dinny as he is commonly called by his friends holds up the smndard of the school in athletics, for in track work he can be counted on as a sure point win- ner. Has done splendid work on the basket ball team this season, too. He expects to take a special college course and will no doubt, make a mark there as an aihlcte and as a very good- humored individual. Has the honor of being the onlv one of class ' 16 that was on the football team. Made the team when only a freshman. Lowell J. Collins. H. H. S. A. A. We don ' t any of lis believe that Dunk ever gets angry because he is always smiling. Tho ' he is small in stature he is a hustler. In the class play as Charley Padget , reporter on the Daily Shriek he showed this char- acteristic admirably and made a hit all his own. He declares he is going u become a dentist and we certainly wish him success in this. We hope, however, that he will be able to extract teeth painlessly. Do this Lowell, and all your old classmates of H. H. S. will patronize you. Hazel Cathryn Commons. Hazel hails from Zanesville. She came to us about two years ago. Liked by everyone who knows her. Although she is rather quiet when in a bunch of girls she can be decidedly the opposite when she chooses. She makes a good jolly class mate As she is earnest and sin- cere in her work we are sure she will make a success of teaching as that is the profession which above all others she desires to follow. Arthur John Cook. Chorus, Glee Club, Orchestra, H. H. S A. A. A quiet, reserved boy, who shines in his classes. Art is one of those re- markable students who has managed to get thru High Schcool in three and one- half years. He is uncertain as to what profession he will take up, but all our wishes for a profitable future go with him.



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Opal Mae Custard. This unassuming young maiden lias surely done her duty in H. S. Every morning she slips quietly into her seat , her arms full of books. One of the few girls in the class whose hair is wavy which causes her to be envied. Opal has distinguished herself by never get- tine into trouble- and if she keeps this record when she takes up a business course she will always retain the sin- cere respect of those around her. ■ Marion Edgar Deeds. Chorus ' 15 Class Play ' 16. We never knew Deedsie was so good looking until he appeared before us on the stage in his part as Hicks. Of course he was made up some, hence the change. He made a mighty fine Hicks and played his part to perfec- tion. Can create a disturbance in class now and then if he feels in the right mood. Nevertheless Marion is a jolly good fellow and we are sorry that we can ' t see more of him. He intends to take up Dramatic Art. but he surely would make a sucess selling Braino- if he would but apply his brains ( ?) to that. Artista Beryl Diffendorfer. A pretty curly haired girl whom we are not very well acquainted with be- cause of the fact that her home is in Zanesville and she spends her week- ends there. She always seems mighty friendly and has a winning smile for everyone. Her ambition is to teach music and we wish her a happy future and assure her. that we hate to lose her. Erma Lereitta Ditzler. H. H. S. A. A. Sunshine Society. Sec. Senior Social Committee H. S. Play. Plenty of laughter and sunny dispo- sition mixed with a will and desire to do things, make a fine combination, and that ' s just the kind of a combination there is in Erma. She made a mighty pretty chorus girl in the class play. She thinks she would like to teach but I doubt if she will ever get still enough. There is a rumor afloat that she is called Squirm at home. She has a passion for learning verses and can al- ways be heard quoting poetry that fits any occasion that arises. Virginia Mae Dowter. Girls ' Glee Club. Chorus. Girls ' Gym. H. S. Play. Did you ever hear a girl around school talking like a runaway freight train? Well that ' s Virgie . For a long time she came to school from the country but now she lives in town. Virginia always succeeds in having a good time wherever she is and also helping those around her to do the same. She has a wonderful determin- ation. Just now, she has determined to teach school in the future, and where there ' s a will there ' s a way.

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